Clearview Regional High School - Key Yearbook (Mullica Hill, NJ)

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ART The tenth and eleventh grades divided into two groups, A and B, meet during the ninth period on alternate Mondays. Among the many activities in this club are batik and linoleum block printing, clay modeling, ceramic iewelry, and glass mosaic work. This Junior High Club meets alternate weeks under the direction ot Mrs. Patrick. These two groups make such numerous articles as cardboard prints and seed mosaics. Other detailed phases of art are also reached which otherwise wouldn't be covered. I0 7-9 Seated. J. Steinberg, K. Stateler, M. Kenyon, Mrs. Patrick, B. Riedl, S. Post, L. Stiles. 2nd Row. E. Karaskevicus, A. Staats, R. Specht, B. Whitehead, B. Larnborne, I. Morgan, T. Greene. 3rd Row. D. Lukas, T. Broomall, W. Fowler, P. Gallagher. lst Row. F. Brown, J. Truax, D. Lange, Mrs. Patrick, L. Carman, V. Fluharty, A. Brozeit. 2nd Row. M. Speck, M. Kerslake, C. Butler, K. Gray, K. Fredich, K. Wyzgkowske, D. Broomall, L. Loper, E. Myers, E. Sainger, M. jefferson, L. Ledrick, N. Lowe, C. Olsen. 3rd Row. J. DeClerico, J. Whelan, J. Ingelsby, S. Sessoms, I. Wark, B. Lange, Willetts, C. Schwoebel, Diggs, M. Dunn. 4th Row. E. Green, D. Silicott, S. Brown, Parsio, E. Hardwick.

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CHEMISTRY CLUB Seated. N. Ebner, E. Roll, I. Siddall, Advisor Mr. P. Larsen, P. Gonserkevis, A. Groody, E. Paterson, J. White. Row 2. A. Oakes, R. Wright, W. Buckley, M. Bastian, D. Griffin, A. Datz, R. Green, K. Vogt, R. Rivell, R. Smith, S. Rouff, L. Smith. Row 3. R. O'Connor, M. Wilson, M. Oxner, G. Clark, R. Webster, G. Allen, D. Thomas. Row 4. D. Snipes, A. Lanciano, R. Heritage, M. Centuolo, M. Harris, I. Raffaghello. the pha Seated. B. Hoffman, R. Webster, J. Postell, Mr. Wooten, P. Starkey, Mar- shal. Row 2. B. Neely, J. Ritchie, B. Merriel, C. Danuts, P. Agren, Rus sack, R. Badertscher. Row 3. D. Morgan, D. Anzaldo, H. jefferson. 52 This club, sponsored by Mr. Larsen, was organized for those especially interested in Chemistry. Along with conducting experiments on their own, members have the opportunity to see films and learn about many ses of chemistry which would normally not be explored. VISUAL AIDS This club, organized by Mr. Wooten, has become one of the most popular clubs among the boys. The main obiective is to have able operators on hand to operate the movie proiectors that are being used in the class rooms. These boys also are taught the skill of managing and repairing all the visual-aids equipment in the school.

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Row 1. G. Furnival, C. Sockwell, Mr. Riordan, B. Creachan, A. Barbagello. Row 2. P. Smedley, A. Barrett, K. Armstrong, J. Hazelton, I. Parks, S. Rouff, M. Wilson, M. Evans, B. Foulkes. Row 3. A. Datz, B. Lamborne, M. Wilson, M. Harris, T. Green, A. Furfari. TOWN MEETING The purpose of this club, held every other Monday, is preparing for panel discussions concerning world affairs. These students, and others from various schools, are heard on the radio station WSNJ in Bridgeton. Mr. Riordan, the sponsor, provides transportation for the speaker and the alternate. Seated. N. Stetser, C. Carbone, B. Boone, N. Allen, Mr. Wooton, M.A. Nowaid, L. Carman, K. Lobach. Row 2. B. Scull, M. Muhlbaier, B. Oakes, J. Batten, D. Hickman, G. Dych, C. McCurdy, I. Haines, T. Shute, S. Albinson, E. Schwoebel. Row 3. R. Vitagliano, B. Merriel, C. Daniels, D. Morgan, R. Rethemeyer, B. Badertscher, B. Nealy. MATH CLUB This Junior High club meets every Tuesday under the direction of Mr. Wooton. The club was organized to give interested students more informa- tion on unusual math outside of the class. They also play a mathematics game called, Matho which is similar to the game of Bingo.